W. O’CALLAGHAN

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 1 July 1924, Page 4

W. O’CALLAGHAN

. BITICK CAK STAND] V; O’Callaghau, Hawera, distributor for Taranaki for the Buick, hhs a' veryfine display of the latest models; Both four- and six-cylindercars are fitted with Buick brakes on all foirt\ wheels? which makes for greater safety in driv. ing at all speeds/ and also , practically eliminates skidding. Balloon tyres' can be fitted to all models without alteration to the wheels. ' Every Buick imported into New Zealand is tured in Canada; £ The first car to attract attention is a six?.c.ylinder coupe, with a seating capacity for four passengers. IfThe. body work* is finished >in a deep - blue, -which harmonises*’ with the grey, finish’.of the interior. A six-eylinder snorts model, five-seater, .painted 'Piaroon- -irud' upholstered in'-keeping' is a \'6ry fine car. A seven-seater special model? built on a chassis with a 128-inch wheel base, looks a “thofouhhhred.” This car is painted a deep blue The two fourqylinder models .look like sturdy brothers of the larger cars, and have the same high-class appearance and finish that is characteristic of- the Buidk line for 1924. ■

: Tliis firm is/ also showing a Brookwa .V 3L to 4-ton tiuck. Brookways have been doing great transport service throughout the Dominion- during the past six or seven years? and are noted; for the hardest of work at : the low e‘st operating cost. ■ - ' All particulars can lie .obtained on the stand.- '